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Student stabbed to death in Delhi University South Campus, two nabbed

Preliminary investigations revealed that a student of the School of Open Learning allegedly misbehaved with the victim's girlfriend around a week ago. When he objected to the harassment, the accused got angry and allegedly decided to take revenge

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|Jun 19, 2023, 10:40:19 IST

New Delhi: Two men have been apprehended in connection with the killing of a first-year student of Delhi University outside Aryabhatta College in South Campus, police said on Monday.

The accused have been identified as Rahul (19), a resident of Delhi's Bindapur area, and Haroon (19), a resident of Janakpuri, they said.

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Rahul is a first-year college student and his father runs a bread shop in Bindapur. Haroon is a friend of Rahul and works at a T-shirt factory in the Nilothi area here, the police said.

The victim, Nikhil Chauhan (19), was pursuing BA (Hons) in Political Science from the School of Open Learning and was a resident of Paschim Vihar.

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Preliminary investigations revealed that a student of the School of Open Learning allegedly misbehaved with Chauhan's girlfriend around a week ago. When he objected to the harassment, the accused got angry and allegedly decided to take revenge, the police had said on Sunday.

Around 12:30 pm on Sunday, the accused and three of his associates met Chauhan outside Aryabhatta College and allegedly stabbed him in the chest, the police said.

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The victim was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was declared brought dead, they said.

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First Published:Jun 19, 2023, 10:27:35 IST
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